Work Begins Today at Holstein Convention in Baltimore
Delegates from across the United States and visitors from South Africa Canada Mexico and Puerto Rico gather for the 96th Holstein-Friesian Association of America convention in Baltimore Maryland. The first general session starts at 10 am at the Baltimore Convention Center with elections of officers and various business items on the agenda. Junior workshops cover milking feeding advertising and embryo transfer followed by a day of tours swimming and a chicken barbecue at Catoctin State Park. A champagne and disco program for juniors and a fashion luncheon for women are planned along with a cow milking contest between state Comptroller Louis B. Goldstein and Mayor William D. Schaefer at Hopkins Plaza. About 2119 people had registered by noon Monday, including attendees from multiple countries. Cattle sales attention focuses on Thursday with 105 head set for the red ring after 20 animals scratched from the original listing.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Frederick County
Catoctin State Park
Pat Kahler
Lenhar
Laurie King
Becky Loveart
Laurie
Becky
Holiday Inn Ballroom
Lord Baltimore
Louis B. Goldstein
William D.schaefer
Hopkins Plaza
United States
Edwin R. Fry
Mirian
Chestertown
Fry
South Africa
Canada
Mexico
Puerto Rico
Baltimore Convention Center
Knebel Holsteins Inc
Remsburg
Ralph Gushee
East Dirfield
Maine
Roy Miller
Myerstown
MontCo council finalizes cable TV selection process
The Montgomery County Council finished the selection process for the winning cable TV applicant during a work session. A formal vote on July 7 will approve new rules barring campaign contributions and making any contributor or employee of an applicant ineligible.
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MontCo Council
Rockville
Montgomery County Council
Iing
Charles W. Gilchrist
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Telecommunications Management Corp
Jobn Hansman
Mathias to speak at Baltimore NOW rally for ERA
Senator Charles Mathias Jr will join the Baltimore NOW chapter at a noon rally at Hopkins to mark 15 years of NOW and the ERA countdown. The event is one of 18 nationwide, with Maryland noted for ratifying ERA in 1972 as three more states must move forward. Local Frederick plans were canceled due to organizational issues.
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Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Baltimore
National Organization For Women
Hopkins Jaza
Seiten of Now
Frederick
Vicky Young
Evescee
Washington, D. C
Lafayette Park
Alan Alda
Mathias
Maryland
Lottery numbers and historical note from 1654 voyage
Maryland core Game daily lottery drew 949 on Monday and Pennsylvania Daily Lottery produced 153. A historical line notes Francisco Orellana, the Spanish explorer, first navigated the Amazon River in 1541.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Amazon
Francisco Orellana
Calorer
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David Leu
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Pennsylvania
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Sale
Ante Radio
Scirocco
Availa
Shockley Volkswagen, Inc
Holstein
Helstein-Friesian Association of America
Haltimore
U.S
Bill Kepler
Middletown
Belen Staley
Gaithersburg
William
Middleboys
Belplag
Berett Bernard Remsburg
Becky Brashear
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